Sonnets And Other Poems
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Oh, would that I could sleep Blot out the mockery of the peaceful skies That bend above me and o'er him who lies Guiltless in death. I sowed, and now I reap. Was it for this You lured me from my sheep To blind with tears an old man's dimming eyes, To see life's light fade out, no more to rise, To break the heart that doth his image keep? Ah, once again upon my cheek I feel The childhood glory of his hair, light blown. My arms are empty. Never more to run, The tireless feet no artless voice appe...al. Death hath forgot me! Old, and all alone. O my son, Absalom ; my son, my son !
[49] A SONNET CYCLE ROBERT E. GONZALES WE cannot think your voice forever still; The words grow dim that tell us this is so, Alas, none dreams the mockingbird will go When bubbling notes the Summer's beaker fill And warm a sullen world, against its will, Until once more the flutes of Childhood blow From misty lands the Lands of Long Ago, Where Beauty, dancing, has no thought of ill. O brave Gonzales ! Unafraid you tread Amid the stars your homeward, happy way, Your welcome sure in the great Halls of Light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, would that I could sleep Blot out the mockery of the peaceful skies That bend above me and o'er him who lies Guiltless in death. I sowed, and now I reap. Was it for this You lured me from my sheep To blind with tears an old man's dimming eyes, To see life's light fade out, no more to rise, To break the heart that doth his image keep? Ah, once again upon my cheek I feel The childhood glory of his hair, light blown. My arms are empty. Never more to run, The tireless feet no artless voice appe...al. Death hath forgot me! Old, and all alone. O my son, Absalom ; my son, my son !
[49] A SONNET CYCLE ROBERT E. GONZALES WE cannot think your voice forever still; The words grow dim that tell us this is so, Alas, none dreams the mockingbird will go When bubbling notes the Summer's beaker fill And warm a sullen world, against its will, Until once more the flutes of Childhood blow From misty lands the Lands of Long Ago, Where Beauty, dancing, has no thought of ill. O brave Gonzales ! Unafraid you tread Amid the stars your homeward, happy way, Your welcome sure in the great Halls of Light.
What to read after Sonnets And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Aylett Sampson to read onlineMoreLess
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